I seem to be having some issues with nested hashes and conditionals in
my process definitions, posted through ruote-rest. If I take the
following process definition:
class Test0 < OpenWFE::ProcessDefinition
sequence do
_if :test => "${field:key0}['subkey1'] == 'subvalue1'" do
participant :ref => "bravo"
end
participant :ref => "charly"
end
end
with initial payload:
{ "key0": {'subkey1': 'subvalue1'} }
and post it, I would expect to have participant bravo get executed.
However, what actually occurs is charly is the first participant to
run. On the other hand, if I post with an initial payload of:
{ "key0": "{'subkey1' => 'subvalue1'}" }
bravo runs first. Is this the expected behavior? It seems wrong to
have to mix json and ruby like that... Maybe there's another way I
should be accessing nested hashes in my conditional?
Thanks!
Patrick
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